December 3, 2020

My one-night stay at the Citadines Millenium Apartment Hotel in Ortigas Avenue, Pasig City, was a transit break, a mandatory quarantine while I waited for my swab test result.

I felt weird when I opened the curtains looking at the city view.   I was very near our house but couldn’t go home.

I welcomed a good night’s rest to shake my jet lag off.

luggages

My husband picked me up at 11 am and unknowingly entered a one way street that used to be two way.  The guy walked too close to the window while he positioned himself into lecturing my husband about the one way street.  Edmund told the guy to just give him a ticket and to please move away.  Meron pang Covid danger.

HOME at Last
After two days of traveling that started in California, I reached our house.  And after months of absence,  our dogs could still recognize me.

Stitch looks at my face shield.  When Oyen heard me say I am feeling dizzy from this face shield, she took it and removed another layer of plastic.  Oooh kaya pala malabo!
A playful dog peeks out from under a clear plastic sheet.
Stella Marie
Fluffy dog resting on a vintage floral sofa with a blue pillow.

Oyen and Edmund found a shooter to mate Stitch and Stella.  I think that’s a violation of their rights to decide for themselves.  Stella was forced to have sex with Stitch against her will.   That is so bad.
Small dog lounging on an ornate vintage sofa.

Three potted succulents with plant labels on a wooden table.

Antonia’s welcome lunch for me.
A meal with shrimp, vegetables, rice, and meats served in glass bowls.
Oyen’s welcome dried flowers for me.
Decorative glass bottle with dried herbs and flowers tied with a yellow ribbon.
Both my children are sweet and kind to me.
Handwritten welcome home message on a wooden plaque.
Home at last
Elegant bedroom headboard with decorative pillows and draped fabric canopy.

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